Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1870, Page 4

EVENING STAR. | MONDAY.............Jamuary 24, 1870. LOCAL NEWS. Amusements, éc. Wariowat THEaTER—Grand Italian Opera, il Trovatore.” Orgra Hovsr.—Laura or, Step by Step.” c= Keene in MARERITER’S ART GALLERY, 496 Tth street. Baniow’s ART GALLERY, 21 Pennsylvania _— Srrcar Rurictors Services YESTERDAY.— Rev. Bishop Atkinson conducted the services at St. Mark’s Memorial Church, (Capitol Hill,) Church of the Epiphany, and Grace Church (South Washington.) and confirmed in the tira: named church 21, in the second 87, and in the Intter 41, mating total of 140. At Fletcher C! Loe ma bast en love feast was held. and it being un that this meeting in the edi- ‘would probably be the last 4 fice (as it is Lap olen meng yay, ele | with Hamline Church and that this Chapel will be sold) there was a very large attendance. Fletcher Chapel was organized about 15 years . ° “ext ‘Wesley Chapel Mission there will be a ‘Meeting of members or Friday evening to deter- mine whether they shall ask for a new minister oF not. At the Ninth-street Methodist Protestant Church last evening the President of the Mary- land Conserence, Rey. S. B. Southerland paid his annual visit and delivered an appropriate discourse. ‘The missionary services at the Foundry Meth- Odist Church yesterday were of a very interest- ing character. In the morning a sermon was preached by the Kev. J. M. M: intock. In the afternon the snniversary meeting of the Sab- Death Schoo! was held. The Tiatiorm was deco- Fated with a handsome arch of evergreens. The key of the arch was large cross of the same material resting on a represcntation of a globe. of Gilt banners were ranged along the front part the piatform. with letters in blue, the whole for jesus victorious.” Addresses g the words J, lelivered by Hon. J. W. Marshall and - Fisher, whieh were verv interesting. ‘The report of the’ Secretary was read, showing the school to be in a very prosperous condition. he evening services commenced at’ o’elock, The the day amounted to $1,200 for mary purposes. —_o—_ A = Gre Orrescup BYA eae ee GRE T e Perpetrator —A negro named Will Koss alias Def Range some two weeks ago, it is alieged. induced a little girl, about 5 or 6 years old, daughter of John Shea, living on Maryland avenue between Third and Four-and-a-half Streets, Island, to go into his shanty, and when there committed an 01 on her, communi- eating to her 2 loathsome 3 mother Of the child heard of the affair for the first time on Saturday afternoon. She discovered the ehild was sick, and when iuestioning her the . Morgan was e: in to see tient, and at once informed the mother what the Teutie as above been |. Ross, leged, told the child, after committi the crime, that if she told her mother she woul walses or Del Ratign is aaid to be or said to be notorious for Bis brutality, and about a year ago committed ine child matin ——— — s. he father of 2 a deep wound in his forehead, the mark of which he will always carry. The Police are aiter this brute, and it is hoped they ‘will bring him to justice. ss Qiscesouary Firr—The National Di leon, on 12th, between im E and F streets, was seton fire ou Saturday night, but the engines being promptly on the spot the flames were ex- tinguished, a loss of about £150 having been in- icion attached to Clinton S. © proprietor of the saluon, and he Was arrested by Sergeant Vernon and arraigned Betore Justice Harper, when an examination ‘Was waived for a few days. It seems the propri- etor was absent from the city, and had lett the emises in charge of his brother Clinton. veral of the passages in the upper port of the house were found, after the tire was extin- guished, to have been saturated with ccal oil, and it is alleged that the doors were securely fastened throughout the day and the chamber- maid refused admittance to the room of Clinton as usual to clean it up. The contents of the house were fully insured. It is also alleged that the accused packed his trunks and forwarded them to Fluira, New York, on st, and further that he was seen in the bu lui: ¢ some fifteen minutes before the alarna. given. He is to have a further hearing Besday next. onWed o—— Lance Frxenar—rhe funeral of John L. Kelley tcok place from } dence in the xt $e rametay was atten G Grand Encam the lace re accompanied by the Marine Bani, in two scc- tions. The remains were conveyed to the Con- gressional Cemetery, where the imposing aere- Monies of the severs! Orders to w hh deceased had becn attached, took place. Kell-y wa. aged about 45 years, and wara blacksmith ly ©ccupation, and for the past eight years has hal charge of the horse-shoeing d:paitment of the Government at Lincoln depot, and was univer- sally beloved by all who knew him. pase sa TeE CoLorEp ProrLe axp Taz ScP¥RAGE Am ‘M ENT.—The national executive comnit- ter im ted by the National Convention of Men, met im this city » and Passed resolutions requesting «il the eslered eepie in the varivus States ani I turie> to for & grand national and State juiloe on of the ratification aud pro: mation by the President of the fifteenth cues - ment to the , and to return thank« the good people He used 2bout such a gio- Rhod wan ict of Columbia, and J. ig SENTENCE oF THe L Steer Rioters.—y m, in the Cri:ninal Conrt, W: , fe, Wm. Saunders, Wa. Brown alias Spider Brown. Emmett Tasco, Clark, Isaac Wai- cony cted of assault with Lawler, sometime since, at Galbraith Chapel, in L street, between 4th and Sth. were biought out and Messrs. Riddie and Williams ror the defence argucd the motion for Sa ee at the verdict was ‘Bot sustained by el Fisher overruled the motion, and sentenced Prrrxr Game—There have been sev- lances lately on Capitol Hill when this bas practised, po Premises. The ns, coming into a store, ask setae ane ‘ill or whatever may which the dra in the other sufferer in the latter Uittle store Eectiox oF peter Seeaaree Et, the following Fenpler, ©. Es Degree F. ‘Treasurer; Warren —— Edson, Degree M.A. Degree Guard; T. C. Spurgeon, Degree Senti- Re geal ee commune tees of Akers & et street, were very fine, and speak well for the and are }, by their Tall stocks oa, ho + ‘om very terms. —— —-e —__ - Jous F. Ex1is is muth better, we are to learn, and is personal attention 2 ee tee. ‘at his residence, jo Sa Cunar FUEL—See advertisement of re. duction CJ ost ‘rood and coal by Gleason & About 8% o'clock last night @ colored man, named Alexander Mouton, was killed by ites g rH $ : f is : aH i i Fy li i ni A it i feesblf several years, and his wife has for some time im Clark’s alley, on C street, between Third and Four-and-a-half strects, where he has also spent the greater of his time, in the company of his mistress, was e' asa driver at it she was unaware of that he was married and the father of a He came here from Virginia about the tb ning of the war, and had a wife and ehild living Lere, the child beinz about twelve years o} 1. Mary Harrisis about twenty-nine years ot ; and has been living for the past seven years in the employ of Mrs. Westerfield, on Third street, near Virginia avenue. She is very dark in color, has rough looking festures, and high cheek bones. and has the appearance of a Tous woman. She gave dogged and contradictory answers as to the manner in which blood came to be on her person, volunteering the statement, however, that she became smearcd-with blood in raising the shirt of the murdered man to dis- cover the of the wound. Three wit- nesses. named Ji Queen, Philip Graham, and Eliza Bird, assert that they were eye-witnesses of the deed, and that she was the perpetrator of the murder. 3 td, who has em- loyed her for the last seven years as a general yuse-servant, asserts that up to the time of the garded +a good, faithran Mena bone eg asa 5 mest servant, and hae given satisfaction to the family in the capacity in which she bas been employed, and enjoyed the confidence of the entire household. When confined in her cell she became more com- mumicative, and asserted that the murdered man, had Killed himself. hatterty, however, ined to answer nny interrogatories, an: became stolid in her demeanor. ‘THE SCENE OF THE MURDER. ‘The room in which the murder was committed is in a frame and is about tenor twelve feet square. It cont a bed, a bureau, anda few , and on bureau a dim it was burning this morning. Immediately after the fact of the murder became known a large crowd gathered around the building, and remained ‘ont of it during the night and morning. THE WEAPON AND THE WOUND. ‘The knite with which the fatal wound was in- flicted was taken to the station, and is an ordi- SS knife, with a blade about five inel Jong, and it is ground down to a point. The wound in the breast of the deceased (who Was laid on the bed after the homicide) is a very small one, not over half an inch wide. Itisjust below the left nipple, and the blade of the knife is supposed, from the man havi cately, to have taken a downward course and entered the heart. Officers Smoot and Parlin were on the ground & few minutes after the event occurred, and Parlin found the knife sticking in the wound and. drew, it out. Dr. W. E. Poulton was called upon and arrived just w minutes before Mouton died. The knife was Yound by him lying on the low, and showed marks of blood about two inches from the point. ‘THE INQUEST. Officer Skinner was in charge of the premises this morning, the keys of which he kept, and the door was not opened until the arrival of Dr. W. W. Potter. the Coroner, who, with Drs. S. J Todd and 8. F- Hartigan, arrived at 10°; a. m and proceeded to hold a post mortem exumui tiom. It was found that the vest, outer shirt and under shirt of deceased had been pierced with the knife. After removing the clotiin, and opening the chest of deceased, it was foun the knife had penetrated through ‘the body and entered the heart at t! ipex, opening the left Reutricle, from which large quantities of blood escaped into the thoracic cavity, causing almost instant death. ‘The examination revealed the further fact that all partsof the body were in a perfectly healthy state. At the conclusion of the post mortem examination a jury was empanneled by the Coroner, as follows: Win. P. Hicks, Terrence McCaffery, Thomas J. Finlay, James Williams, Wm. A. Barneclo, Dr. James Record, J. I’ Clark, T, D. Nolan, Thomas Mackey,’ James Frazier, T. T. Kane, Thomas MeCattety—with Dr. James Record as foreman. After the jury had been sworn, the Coroner stated that, the place being uncomfortable, he would-take the evidence at the station huasc. The remains were then turned over to the friends of the deceased, and the coroner, jury- mer, and witnesses r red to thre first precinct stat un to hear the evidence. fecal UNIVERSAL FRANCHISE ASROCTATY Lively Discussion of all Sorts of Topic imceting of this Association on Saturd last was very slimily attended, Mra. ine Grifling presiding. Mrs. Kachel Moore Town- send, the Quakeress, wns the first speaker, and confined her remarks to the propriety of im due- ing the large number of colored people auw in the District to emigrate to Southern or Western . She thought if they remained here vice and crime would increase, and her plan was for Congress to appropriate public lands for their enerit.. Drs. Grifing thought the ballot in the hands of women would accomplish all that was derired. ‘Till that was obiained it was useless to appeal to a christian community for assist- was so busy that they could ¢ claims of women. But just let 2, then Senators and ON—A —The ening ance, and Con; not attend to , uspersion: citing as proof that during the past ir there bad been deposited by the colored people with the Freedmen’s Saving and Trust Company the sum of $104,000, and thought that the colored people, if they had a fair c! . woul be ul members of society. Mr. G. W. Need) am thought that this talk was foreign to the suffrage question. Mrs. Dundmore then ad- vocated woman are on the ground that a sister accompanying the brother, or a mother the son to the ballot box would him from whiskey shops and from the influence of politi- cal wire-workers. A general debate here en- sued between Prot Townsend, if. Willeox, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. » O'Donw van, the latter get at uot being allowed the floor, to withdraw his support from to which the Chair replied that bad yas sorry nes a but she be- eved the cause association sur vive i. Adjourned. = nea HG aia have thi aed form of go’ to dow rain generalt: deen to the of sympathy to cena tee Scmnn's Oraventng mone be shown them by their fellow craltswen in the made me look with and ‘at the | Other of the company. Althon; way things appear to be Thave never | amd conventions have been held and: ‘a woman's iter; still, EF be- | published and delegates «ent, there is no ‘to think if women ever do have a voice the extent of a strike, c0-; , tort operatives of vhe road ‘any mong the to the ward with the movement in Jersey City. It ap- west- oy vastingon, Pears that not even the snubbing which the Thave lived at the West, and have seen how new m of the shops received from ory jects march off there; and | Mr- er, the General Superintendent, on I've lived some thae here in Washington, and | W' 1y last, excited the ire of the: oF have seen how they invariably raise ¢: tosuch a as to induce them to follow their tions but to dissolve into thin air; and begin to | Jersey uncere: think there is something the matter the = work. Up to half-past four o'clock yester- milftthem along, adit werea man, sed Ger: | qucbannas and the ether shops out west se tee to lift them along, and if I were a man, and Con- fine of the oe wach ac mecl nn ‘ess did not see fit to do what I felt the piace | I! uired and demanded, might go to | nothing dissatisfaction on their part Serica Twould set t work ays: and as | W85*hOwn—N. Y Herald, 20d. munities are made up of ie indi- veuss, if every _ felt = same ot MAN named pe 1 E penes Foe pelle the men of Ww shington will Rocte an rived is Southington, Gt, from Raltimores hay- ue sow tence omen wal beter te | ing a wife and two children in the latter their own interests, e be Place, feet soume errr | eer St fu ee than to let all these new hopes for Washington i that have been filling all hearts die out; aoditen He made a great deal of enone in Demilies of the opinion, knowing what [ do ot women, that | ip that and adjacent towns, and finally was they would not. Does not every man know | foreed to leave to escape the virtuous indigna- no! le done without combinedetfort 7 Why | Hon of the people. A day or two sines he re- not then all work together, with one interest, with | turned, on Monday evening a committee waited upon him, and taking him to the centre of the town, rode-him on a rail, and were about to apply a coat of tar and feathers, when he begged so hard that he was released on promise that be would immediately leave town. He was then escorted to his team, into which he packed himself and female chattels, and left amid the Jeers, gibes, and groans of the assembled peo- ple. ‘One of his msguided women has since Started off after him. bag and baggage. — Rarroap Accinent 1x Vincixta.—The mail train on the Tennessee road left Lynchbarg ov Friday last at 5:20 p.m. When about two miles ¥ Housack the sleeping car was thrown from the track, owing to the breaking of a wheel, and after being dragged some distance, was precipitated down an embankment and ed to pieces. Conductor Mellon, General a pride for our nation’s capital? I am sick of the dilly-dally, milk and water way they have of doing things here, the want of unity, and the lack of interest at heart for the capital of this proud Republic. Nosooner isa hope built upon some great improvement that is going to be of lasting benetit to the city than down it goes with acrash, till I have become so accustomed to see things fall through 1 had well nigh lost all hope, Ull ‘the World's “Fair secmed s0 near yan as- sured fact I really felt positive we ware’ to have that. Now that i too, begins to disso) the morning mist. not men of Washington see that with every individual energy bent upon the accomplishment of that one ol.ject the destiny of the city is sealed? Railroads, manufactures, trift, plenty follow, and no talk about the re- moval of the capital forevermore. It is the penser of @ Woman's east their blind eyes may unsealed. William C. Roddy, of Mississippi ee were severely bruised. ‘The wounded passen- ‘The Courts. gers for the South were placed on the other cars and proceeded on thi Cracvit Court.—The January term of this Court was commenced this morning,with Jade Cartter onthe bench, but the Court in General Term not having been adjourned, Judge C. adjourned the Circuit Court over for one week. ORPHANS’ Court. Judge Purcell Saturday the will of the late John D. Barclay was tw: AN ALLEGED SWINDLER Come To Garer—A man named Kodney M. Pomroy was arrested in ‘w York on last Friday, on a charge of indling several business fitms of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and other cities, by hs ae, | Tepresenting himself as a partner in a business Proven and admitted to probate, and letters | boise in Cincinaatl, and so receiving erodit tor tot aoe Fhe ca Barclay — | iarge invoices of . Which he shipped to Nichlaus was fully proven. ‘The will of the carne Roints. It i belioved that’ tn: thie way be bas obtained goods to the amount of from Thomas G. Smith was fally proven. The will $40,600 to 250,000. He is held for examination. of the late Nicholas Phelan was Tally proven, He bequeathes $100 each to Rev. F.E. Bovic, | “ree Prize Rina.—Billy Edwards went into Sie {raining yesterday for his fight with Sam Col Asylum; $50 to the Conference of St. Vincent we | $°T for the light-weight championship. | Ed- Ward's training quarters are at Frederick Reentz’s, corner of Ninety-second street and Eighth avenue. Dooney Harris is to be Ed- ward's trainer, the fight is to come off on the 2d of March, and within 400 miles of this city—N. Y. Telegram, 22d inst. — so A Faruzr Brats u1s Sox To DEaTH—The Christiansburg (Va.) Messenger states that on Paul, of St. Peter’s Church, and a like sam to hissister, Mrs. C. Boyle, of Ireland. The balance of his estate he leaves to his wife and daughter, and if the latter dies unmarried, without issue. one-fourth of his estate will go to his niece, one- eighth to St. Ann's Infant asylum, one-eighth to St. Joseph’s Asylum, and the remaining half to Rev. Father Boyle for the use of St. Peter's Church. The will of the late Ehzabeth | Tuesday last a treedman, named King Priller, McKhoe was Proven. E. W. Gardiner | man, beat his child, a pox nine years of age, so Was appointed guardian of infant of F. A. Cave— | unmercifully that he died the same night. The bond ce Mattingly qualitied as admin- | inhuman father was proceeding quietly to have istrator of 8. W. Marsh—tond 3.400; and Nanc | the ehild buried, but the ceremony was stopped aoe. as executrix of Mary Ankinson—bond | by the authorities, and the murderer ab- > sconded. — Tne Chorat Soctety Invitation Coycert, which took place on Saturday evening, attracted a large, brilliant and appreciative company, composed of our Prinetp: citizens and. their families, with the majority of the music-loving portion of the community. The opening chorus, “Victory »” Was sung with an energy and precision which took the audience by surprise, and gave a foretaste of the treat in store fur This was followed by a masterly per- formance on the pianoforte by Mr. G. F. Benkert, pngee by the player from the opera of “ Faust.” | Mrs. soprano solo, “Sleep well, Sweet Angel,” showing the purit? of her vocalization and sympathetic style, elicited an enthusiastic encore, and Mr. F. A. Chase's mi nificent bass voice ‘nev. peared to greater advantage than in the “Jewish Maiden,” which suceceded Mrs. Droops’ song. In obedience to a recall, Mr. Chase sang “ Within these Sacred Walls,” from the ‘Magic Flute,” superbly. Muller’s “ Modest Request” was then sung by the society, which being loudly encored, “Vo the Bravest” was substituted, and sung with ———+e2-_____ Recirz yor aN Ixpiax Loar.—Something to eat for all good eaters: Three pints corn meal, 1 pint wheat flour, 2 eggs, 2 teaspoonfuls salara~ tus, 1 teacup of molasses, 1 pint muttermilk, 1 pint sweet milk, 1 teaspoon of salt. Putitina pan covered, and steam three hours. Cut it warm, and eat with butter. ‘Tae great sensation of a new comic opera in Paris is made by a choras of mutes. The mutes of a Turkish seraglio are ranged across the stage, expressing with their lips the sounds they do not sing. At certain moments, upon a very high note given out by all the violins together, the silent choristers extend their arms with a movement said to be irresistiblp laughable. —_—__-cce--____ &7 The Philadelphia Bulletin says that Chris- tian Associations are rapidly multiplying in that , and hopes to C. A. great deal of good come of it. &7-‘New England chickens” are placarded in San Francisco markets, and_ fresh oysters r. Nendid effect. Mr. H.C. Sherman | from the East are opened at twelve and a half then played Thalberg’s “‘ Tarantelle ” in | cents apiece. admirable style, and a! &F-The editor of the Weston (Mo.) Landmark asks his readers to excuse the looks of his paper, as he is in bed from the effects of a fight with a delinquent subéctiber. «7 Punch’s ‘‘He smole a ghastly smile” and “Many a wink he wunk” have been intimated by 4 minstrel wit, who said, “You sneezed a sncoze, and said I snoze it.” 7 There have been no deaths for more than aweek in the trichinw-stricken neighborhood followed by a charining “The Image of the Rose,” sung by the Beetho- ven Uctette Club, (which forms a portion of the Choral Society,) called furtn loud applause, the delicious voice of Mr. Burnett. the leading tenor, being the subject of much admiratio Madame Kretehmar, in a waltz by Arditi, su: cessfully displayed the sweetness and flexibility of her voice, and was heartily encored. ‘The firo~ amme fclosed with “The Nation's Prayer,” io > Abt, felingly and glorious aay by the 5 in eee co., Iils., but three women are sick clety. ublic is rte e Choral So- <I + ciety for a delightful entertainment, which we | Bg" Omaha caught the infection during the re- trust will soon be followed by another concert. A taste for music is fast growing up in Was! ington, and the exertions of the Society ar. helping to develop the musical talent, evidences cent strike of the telegraph operators, and many of the young men of that town who rashly threw up their situations are now lamenting the folly of their proceedings. of which we had in the excellent programme of | _g#~At the late annual me ting of the Renssc- Saturday evening. ‘Too much praise cannot be | laer co., N. ¥., Agricultural Society, an exciting given to the officers of the Society for their ex- | contest sprang up over the of officers poe my proved himsel director. ee OUTRAGROLS ASSAULT ON AN AGED Woman. Last night, Officer A Charles Birch ou~the charge of having committed an aseault and battery on Mrs. Mary§Dillonberger, living near the Race Course, and Justice Schmidt committed him to jail for a further ements, and Mr. Sherman has ween part & most efficient and energetic ‘oun; 3 styled the “old fogies” and the mericans,” result a8 such © ntests of the “Young nerally do, in the tcius mericans,” HILE OTHERS ARE DISPO-, SLING OF OLD STOCK, STRASBURGER BEOS., y Fearing It areas feat va stdavit made by | Have just opened a large assortment of new ir. illonberger,.the husband, that Birch, with m man named Wm. King, went to BOOTS AND SHOES, Ahis house yesterday afternoon while drank, and a for milk, which ling them ¢ refused to give them, | stock Be phespee than others offering old bey kK. Bear in mind they neither mark goods up or : they knocked her lege and one of them Sin, pat veld Fog BS omg 4 prices. attempted an o on her person, but was | Keeping one oe ¥ — pusuccessful, while the other searched the | (atters ofall grades, which you will find to wear ax house for valuables, but it is not known yet represented .Give them whether he was successful. Oficer Anderson zi ADS ‘cent. FoR WHI End 9 saving TT ARBORGER BROS, was Lob peg of the occurrence, and last night Old number 373, sul ‘din Birch sleeping on a ch New 906 SEV! ‘H STREET. in the [nei orhood Mrs, Di lonberger was | _Jalz-tf Morween T and K. very se! an nearly six! Y years of pon df is not recog. § whet! teers Cazrers, CURTAINS, &c. will recover. At present she is unable to appear before the justice, but on the officer taking THE LARG! gross. 1 THE NEWEST "AND BESTE A’ Birch into her presence she identified him as the LE man whe assaulted her. _— a Pe MITE ae potas ieee eva be ron Bt endl seeduaaerone ‘old part ae EOF THE eine NTINUANCE OF THE rokers and au rs, have sol CE OF *O} A! lot 4, square 12% fronting 24 feet on 30th street, | No* MONRO LAND DAT oe ERE between E and F streets, by a depth of 99 fect, STATE OF LOUIBIANA. to D. Middleton, for 8450. Cooper & Latimer, Auctioneers, have sold lots 22, 23, 24, 25, and 26, in square 634, fronti: on New di avenue, near Baltimore a1 Ohio Railroad depot, for $2,564.97; also, lot 27, sn same square, to Daniel O’Brien, for $2,620.61. ee Mr. D. B. Stockrne, formerly of the Chief uartermaster’s office, Department of Washing- ton, in this city, where he has many friends, 1s now in Santa Fe, and on the 3ist ult., in retirin; from the position of Post Commander of Post Bo. 1, Department of New Mexico, G. Rowas © on comrades wi @ massive ri of New Mexican gold. ~ O any ands yaa AT tae Hesnew Srxacocve, Saturday | © ‘under paid, atthe General Land Office a new Yeas used for the iret inthe city of We . D. Ow this 230 day of tette cboir Stet organized. "This wation on | By order of the Sthigen 8, wizs0x tracted a large number of the curious. ” Commnbeatenne OF - Smee. Unxirep States Consotiparep: ND OFrice,, Bap are frequent com, its New ORveass, La., 29, 1389. i by of O tween lottee ie hereby given that the 9th, of the eondu the | of the mommes tad od to neighborhood, w! dwellings in i r) c 8 Hi i uf CITY ITEMS. ‘Tar Wi vaetion bids fair to r sctleain a manner satisfactory the ladies ashington in large numbers at the the Washington i i at Basiness Deen doing. E after evening an company of ladies, inspired with a love beautiful penmanship, der the of Miss wield the pen, thus Bonorab ie fare. Fhe right con to women; we te eare to use it promptly ‘and fearlessly. <cntenoebarnsias SEVERAL NEW DEsIGNS in Alaska have been received di the past week at Prigg’s jewelry store, 436 Pennsylvania avenue, between 44 and 6th streets. Among these are € uster rings, valued at fifteen full sets at thirty, Jars; ae aati tein sets rfeetly wonderful. demand. In tet ar, with lockets, are also much affected. In his great assortment of Alaska diamonis, Bostic fal os 07 o tending the rece} can here find to match their ot shateer doetetoe This establishment is patronized our best citizens, and visitors are Hy invited to call and examine for themse! ei A Wonrprrrct Crore or Rarvwarisy.—I hie been troubled for a mumber of years so that I could not attend to any business; my arm has pained me incessantly a general health has been very poor. No’ to Dr. Fan- in’s treatment, I am a well man. I would Zavise the sick to cail on Dr. Fanyon and avail themselves of his wonderful treatment. Any Ove can see me by calling on me at my residence on Washington street, between 4th and 5th sts. WittraM Ropixson. ee L. D. Barnovr has just returned from a visit to New York, where he secured the services of a tirst-class Cutte:, from one of the finest estab- lishments or. Broadway, and purchased a large assortment of cheice Picee Goods and ane! gant variety of Neck Ties, Bows, Collars, dc.. which are now oftered for sale at “Oak Hall,” ith strect, opposite Post Office. Call and ex- amiue. 19,6 eS a ‘Tae Wasnixeton Crry SavrsGs BANK, cor- ner of 7th street and Louisiana avenue, is from 6:30 to 7:30 o’clock eve Saturday evening: in addition to its re; jar banking urs. It pays interest on deposits. s perenne TE SrXPLE, NOISELESS, AND NEVER GET OUT OF Onvex.—Parties wanting to buy a sewing ma- chine should not fail to see Willcox & Gibbs’ in operation at the agent’s, C. Baum, Corset and Hoop-skirt manufacturer, 7th street, between Dand E. 13 th, 1861, enccessfull , 8 fains, ‘Club and In of the feet, J B. BRYAN, Pres. J. A. RUPE, Trees WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK (Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana arcane, PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. okbay SEN ii Ae arbors, As ; - ehy to] 144 resem, ite eclection he apse BANKERS, ot tod inenoaity =uich 0 Tair com Buy and oell at current market rates It is the pr re GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, te a or GOLD AND SILVER. p of use, Two | Orders for STOCKS, and BONDS promptly exe- of and the TERNAL REVENUE STAMPS fornishod pedal e -.. ee 4 = JOHNSON & CO., BANKER PENNSYLVANIA ASE , CORNER TENTS let i be plainly ‘with the bidder's name, and if «ne DRALERS 18 jog PR ELS EN DOMESTIC AND FORKIGN EXCHANGE. iggt also be finch terete pees a Government and Corporation Bonds bought and lan of arrangement Locks of- | sold. fered andthe of the Key Cauiste | (Allother Marketable Securitieg eld or bonght on | Fong ust pot ye any now oF Comm inston - ue. — —— ‘They must be warranted not to infringe upon or guntiecmth gy ‘patented invention bar te DENTISTRY. Bidder ‘patonive wi —— mesinceate dL ton Lock the Key of which has mot been exposed to LLS & BKIGHTWELL, Spon car | W* pers, | SOF A decision on the on8 weno Till be made on or before the 34 day of CH. | Rexovry From F St., Ber. 9ru axon 109m TO No TSV; and. unless the Postmaster Gcaeral shail deez : it to be for the Interests of the Department (9 reject 1293 PexwsyLvanta AVENUE, BerWeeN all the Proposals and specimens subuvted under t8 | ja tm, Sais hind BBOn Wee advertisement, (a ne hereb; apy Fa LF _—_.———— —— — a him,) contracts will agered iat a goon th | PENTAL association. ter as practicable, with ¢ real ied: +4 — Locks shall be adopted. for furnishing similar ‘and Keys for four years, os they may be required apd aa fg he ey OE ng, pot leas than six eatelene tes expiration. tl cont tract may be extended and continued for an additional term of four years. But on and a4 expiration of either term of the contract, or on | efter te righifal annulment at any time, tho Dost. ne a master have the right to contract with or etapley any other party to furnish the salue,or any Locks ‘and Keys: and if he ehall deem | 1 sited ccge act es sea etn | ontract: or and the internal parts of the Locks coutracted for, | Bug’ : all dice, guages, and designs, (which would eu: | ater ‘others {0 make or forge such Locks or Reys.)in | ber being from #40 to 3. possession of «ach contractor, who, after their | Puienk end eae. and all other branches of —e haere Fequested to call and eee specimens be fore a . 9 Teguired ait srdcredy Sos Be ek and BB Okd geld plates taken in exchange wt Patt Rey s witht ths from the # ‘n> juation ery (above speci r fog LY Locks: Tron Keys within ten months from such time. Bat | the Postiagstor General will reserve the right to in- crease of nish. ax the wants or interests of the Koya! ope tt poor furnish them. EDUCATIONAL, DMoPens Lancva, Sit ati oorgetown ive, brivace rman and Be Rent physicians, eurgeons and thousands of other r to dei ment Hous from Tam we im, Onna UR a Sy A a ae = ao residences except be- dred Locks cack” “The equare tg Us delivered town LE ere orro— Quick Sales and Small ” ie eae cae, strertacs mapaucieey te tetiee: | _ Select Bonniing and Day Raed lees Teinty cody, of witch we iit 4h Oe a ae a ee * joc Peeing will ooll Goods now cheaie: than | the contractor will be rcauired to give bond with tal atiention gives \o Music @ad Oramen ever, vig: White Shirts75, @1, 125 and upwards, Soe tarfctted to the Un siguidated dames egerhee boarding pupils in Engtish departmens $2'and €2.5. ‘Good. Merino Underanirta and Forcirculare containing fall information addres Drawers 50, 00, and 150.3 an excellent article el Mey REV. 4.LIPPINOOTE. Am Mar! No. 458 7th st., opp. Patent Office, and 11,6,2: "No. 616 {th st., between D & Esta, Georgetown Advertisements. NOTICE TO THE VOTERS OF GEORGE TOWN .—Notice is hereby given that the of Election for the 7 of ‘town, D. C., will meet at Market-Honse fall on T! HURSDAY MORNING Summary 2, and continue innecion Gye tering all qualified vote: the ‘town. ‘As this will be an entire new registration, all persons desiring to yote are requested fo appear before the Judges of not laced on JOHN H. NEWMAN, GEO. F. COAKLEY. Judges of Election. Registration,or their names will the Poll List.” TRUSTEE’S SALE OF IMPROVED REAL E: TATE IN GKORGETOWN, D. C. Under acai by virtue of adead from William Mf. Calhoun and wi ented and recorded folio 70 ct seq. one FSA ae dest Patan fy >the jan . eek pon the premises. to the id = it or cel ground lyi Georgetown, District of Columbia, and being part ot It Mo, dit: in Boast and Hawkin«’ edition to jown aforesaid, unded as follows:— inning ar & point on, the east side of Frederick street feet 6 inches north of corner formed by the inter- tection of the north line of 5th street and of Frederick street, and run thence north 16 ject 6 in- ches to the southeast corner by the intersee- tion of the east line of Fi south line of 6th street; then of 6th street 96 feet; ti street, 16 feet ; then’ west Sirerias of tales Obs ball cake basce ermas 7 twelve months, secured by ‘s Property, satininctory to Tres ond corms ar seat of perches amps at ‘pal quired from the purchaser at time of sale. If the WM. D. CASSIN, Trastee. THOMAS DOWLING, Auct. ber, A. D. 1309, and dal and B, No.4, at folio. secured Cae of Dec ‘orded in Liber T Tequest of atthe kK }OHN B. DONNELLY, Trastee. ja t-eodte 4 THOS. DOWLING, Aectinecr. 18H) 'e a a oe punuits SPETE" Sy xine PISCUPAL SCHOOLS. (connected with the Scotia street north, between lth and Ith, 1OHN A. GRAVES, Principal. stHoo Pon YoCNe SLApts, street. mi street, ‘Wie MAC LEDs Prot Orreatare with full. particulars cor be abtainea ieee ew iowkne aac = = Cureary apy So 1 ie 1,529. Rostsster ~ French, for young ta:tios snd Mtmwes” it two end 5 ry — the Brace Lock, of one Lidder and the Iron Leck d rank Wpenrts isthe Incacone at eee ther. He, Tee 4 “fica MADAME DHEEVICLT Frio, B, * ransesroces VERMIFUGE, Why is it that so mary children die under theage of five years? That a large proportion of children die under that age, has long been a srtyoct of remark, MARYLAND. Post Orrice DerarTMext, ‘ashington, Janary 3, 1370. will be received at the Contract Proporals % Omics of | and without a satisfactory cause ascertained, it is this Department until So'clock P.M. of Mar-h oy | certain. 170. (to be decided by April 27.) for carrying the Aleo, it is known that worm. x'st in the haman STS ob the Tao ae ets as Beant oaNe | aystem from te earlicet infa:>~ thershre pagents, . 1°72, on fal rout iy 5 - ~4 Tyland, and by the schedules of Jepartares and ar. | CsPecially mothers, who are more constantly with rivals specified. viz: ‘children, connst be © Seorving of the Siret #61—From P. ‘lle to Booth Bay Hill, mptoms of wor: & rely ab they exist, ca 3 it caps a ——— +) eae oy exist, car cave Perrymenseiic Sate " eearns Arrive at Booth Bay Hult fe ie SAFELY AND CERTAINLY eee terrae ill Saterday at 10 A. 2. removed from the most DELICATE INFANT, }y for more frequent service invited. | the timely ase of 3002—From Saint Leonards, by Licby’s Store.(n. 0.) to Mill Creek, (n.0.)10 miles and back, ouce | Bs A. FAHNESTOCK’S VER MITES Leave Saint Leonards Sai oti P.M. It ie perfectly harmon, contains mo Mercury Armiveat Mill Creck by 4 F. being’ Arrive at Saint Leouardely 2 it. PURELY VECETAMLE COMPOSITION 3263—From West River to Shepherd's Store, 3 miles tered wish the UTMOST SA. iE, once ‘ CMOBT SABE Leave Week biser Suiethay at 4 _M. eee Arrive at Shepherd's Store by 8 Pe Lcave Shepherd s Store Saturtay at 2:3) P.M. Arrive at West River by 3:30 P.M. Proposals for more frequent service invited. 061—From Howburgh to Tompkine, (2. 0.,) 8 miles once a week. Leave Newburgh Saturday at 11 A.M. mani A Fahuestock « Vermituge Ges to grow in Iu vor daily. faerie etegs a bosib rete Arrive at Newburgh by 10 A. Me Fabuestock 8 Vermif sre, aherty gereieh SOF armel Bleck "Mazar acd teste’ aa°GS: | Gitta Reem meine AP EA Pha ee are Lave Bhilopolls Weduce i oak Naaeey 2 FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1699, Arrive at Upperco by 1 P. M. Leave Upperco We ¥ and Satnrday at? PM. Arrive at Philopolie by 6 P.M. Proposals invited for three tubes parchasers 1 Sxiwah tober na tn SCHWARTZ & UASLETT, FoRMyRLy B.A. FANNESTOCK Ss & BOLS PROP Ki kT! on having it, i @h © reed upon them.” 8 week ser- From Lanraville, by Hall . 0.3) aati py ed week Leaye Lauraville Saturday at 8 A. . Arrive at Jerusalem Mills by 22 Af Leave Jerusalem Mills Saturday at 1 P.M. aa-oekowt Arriveat Lauraville by 8 PeMe te 3067—From West River to Lancaster (Sniley P..,) | JPBOPOSALS Smiles and back, twice a week. ieenninn Ginn Leauge West River Wednesday and Saturday at eee) Arrive at by4 P.M. Leave Suiley “Wednesday “ana Saturday at 1 Arrive at West River by 2 P.M. Oe wilt be envaeed considered ant OF reject- 32068—From Frederick, by Mount Pleasant, Liberty- | ediates Hoey town, and Seinen to Caton ridges | eer mS cate 1 Contracts must be the bia- Within, ten days after bug casi. Dupes son The articles con f- must be time to the 5 « Siew miles and back, six times a week. Leave, Frederick dail ys ‘except ‘Sunday, at 8 Arrive at Union 2M. rg Cube BREE 2 santa, . M Arrive at Frederick by 5 P.M. we eer tees Eat Leave daily, except Sunday, at 10 A. ve at Benton by 11.30 AM Arrive at